Elvis Presley’s Graceland Mansion Vandalized With “Black Lives Matter” and “Defund The Police” Graffiti
The walls of Graceland, in Memphis, Tennessee - the iconic mansion where Elvis Presley used to live - were marked with graffiti this week. Phrases like "BLM" and "F*** Trump" can be seen written on the walls of the mansion that belonged to Elvis Presley. In addition to the property, the stage Levitt Shell, an amphitheater where Presley gave his first paid show, was also vandalized with similar messages, according to Fox 13.
American reporter Shelia O'Connor posted photos of the damaged walls on Tuesday morning, including messages about Breonna Taylor, who was killed in Louisville while police were serving an arrest warrant at her home.
"The teams are cleaning up after someone painted the walls of Graceland with messages like 'Defund The Police', 'Arrest Breonna Taylor killers' and 'BLM' and more," she tweeted.
The vandalism was discovered by museum workers early Tuesday morning.
Graceland is a mansion in Memphis, Tennessee, in the United States, which belonged to American singer and actor Elvis Presley. Her daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, has owned Graceland since her father's death. The residence is located on Elvis Presley Boulevard, 3764, in the vast community of Whitehaven.
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